Campervan route planner
Tell Roadlegs how tall, long and heavy your van is. It routes with a truck profile, plans driving days that leave time to arrive and settle in, and finds campsites and water points near each night.
A route that fits your van
Enter height, weight and length once. Roadlegs asks the router for a truck route with those dimensions, so restrictions that are mapped, such as low bridges, are taken into account. Mapping is never complete, so keep checking signs on the road.
You can also avoid motorways, toll roads and unpaved roads.
Days that leave time for the evening
The default driving day is 150 km or 4 hours, with a break every 2 hours and 30 minutes at an ordinary stop. Change any of them. Mark a stop as a night and it always ends a day.
Campsites, water and waste
Each night suggests a search within 12 km for campsites, caravan sites, drinking water and waste dump stations. Results come from OpenStreetMap and can be filtered by showers, power hook-up, Wi-Fi, dogs welcome and no fee, wherever those details were recorded.
Fuel is estimated from your consumption, 11 litres per 100 km to start, and suggested at 80% of your range.
Share and take it along
Share the trip with your travel partner by link, export GPX or KML, open a day in Google Maps or Waze, print the plan, or install the app so saved trips open offline.
Questions
Does the route avoid low bridges?
Roadlegs uses a truck routing profile with the height, weight and length you enter, so mapped restrictions are respected. Always watch for signs, because not every restriction is mapped.
How far should I drive in a day with a campervan?
Roadlegs starts at 150 km or 4 hours. Many people drive less to leave time for the campsite, shopping and sights. Change the limits to your own style.
Can it find campsites?
It searches OpenStreetMap for campsites and caravan sites around each night or along your route. Opening dates and prices are not included, so confirm with the site.